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Generate AI images from text prompts. Triggers on: "生成图片", "画一张", "AI图", "generate image", "配图", "create picture", "draw", "visualize", "generate an image".

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18 rules. 0 are common, 6 are distinctive, and 12 are very specific to this project.

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    Common

    Most of the 35 edited versions we read keep these.

  • 6

    Distinctive

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    Very specific

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  1. Very specific:

    Always check CLI auth following shared/cli-authentication.md

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  2. Very specific:

    Follow shared/cli-patterns.md for command execution and error handling

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  3. Very specific:

    Always read config following shared/config-pattern.md before any interaction

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  4. Very specific:

    Follow shared/cli-authentication.md § Auth Check.

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  5. Very specific:

    All subsequent CLI calls use $CMD_PREFIX instead of hardcoded listenhub image.

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  6. Very specific:

    Follow shared/config-pattern.md Step 0 (Zero-Question Boot).

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  7. Distinctive:

    Only run when the user explicitly asks to reconfigure.

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  8. Very specific:

    outputMode: Follow shared/output-mode.md § Setup Flow Question.

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  9. Distinctive:

    If the prompt is very short (< 10 words) and the user hasn't asked for verbatim generation, offer to help enrich the prompt.

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  10. Distinctive:

    Ask both together (independent parameters):

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  11. Very specific:

    If flash model was selected, also offer: 1:4 (narrow portrait), 4:1 (wide landscape), 1:8 (extreme portrait), 8:1 (panoramic)

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  12. Distinctive:

    Wait for explicit confirmation before running the CLI command.

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  13. Very specific:

    Execute: Run the command with run_in_background: true and timeout: 180000:

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  14. Very specific:

    If reference images were provided, add --reference for each:

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  15. Very specific:

    Read OUTPUT_MODE from config.

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  16. Very specific:

    Ask: "Would you like help enriching the prompt with style/lighting/composition details?"

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  17. Distinctive:

    Always use English keywords (models trained on English)

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  18. Distinctive:

    Ask prompt → "a serene mountain lake at dawn"

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SKILL.md

When to Use

  • User wants to generate an AI image from a text description
  • User says "generate image", "draw", "create picture", "配图"
  • User says "生成图片", "画一张", "AI图"
  • User needs a cover image, illustration, or concept art

When NOT to Use

  • User wants to create audio content (use /podcast, /speech)
  • User wants to create a video (use /explainer)
  • User wants to edit an existing image (not supported)
  • User wants to extract content from a URL (use /content-parser)

Purpose

Generate AI images using the ListenHub CLI. Supports text prompts with optional reference images (local files or URLs), multiple resolutions, and aspect ratios. Images are saved as local files.

Hard Constraints

  • Always check CLI auth following shared/cli-authentication.md
  • Follow shared/cli-patterns.md for command execution and error handling
  • Always read config following shared/config-pattern.md before any interaction
  • Output saved to .listenhub/image-gen/YYYY-MM-DD-{jobId}/ — never ~/Downloads/
<HARD-GATE> Use the AskUserQuestion tool for every multiple-choice step — do NOT print options as plain text. Ask one question at a time. Wait for the user's answer before proceeding to the next step. After all parameters are collected, summarize the choices and ask the user to confirm. Do NOT call the image generation command until the user has explicitly confirmed. </HARD-GATE>

Step -1: CLI Auth Check

Follow shared/cli-authentication.md § Auth Check. If CLI is not installed or not logged in, auto-install and auto-login — never ask the user to run commands manually.

Then follow shared/cli-authentication.md § Auth Mode Detection to determine AUTH_MODE and set:

if [ "$AUTH_MODE" = "openapi" ]; then
  CMD_PREFIX="listenhub openapi image"
else
  CMD_PREFIX="listenhub image"
fi

All subsequent CLI calls use $CMD_PREFIX instead of hardcoded listenhub image.

Step 0: Config Setup

Follow shared/config-pattern.md Step 0 (Zero-Question Boot).

If file doesn't exist — silently create with defaults and proceed:

mkdir -p ".listenhub/image-gen"
echo '{"outputDir":".listenhub","outputMode":"inline"}' > ".listenhub/image-gen/config.json"
CONFIG_PATH=".listenhub/image-gen/config.json"
CONFIG=$(cat "$CONFIG_PATH")

Do NOT ask any setup questions. Proceed directly to the Interaction Flow.

If file exists — read config silently and proceed:

CONFIG_PATH=".listenhub/image-gen/config.json"
[ ! -f "$CONFIG_PATH" ] && CONFIG_PATH="$HOME/.listenhub/image-gen/config.json"
CONFIG=$(cat "$CONFIG_PATH")

Setup Flow (user-initiated reconfigure only)

Only run when the user explicitly asks to reconfigure. Display current settings:

当前配置 (image-gen):
  输出方式:{inline / download / both}

Then ask:

  1. outputMode: Follow shared/output-mode.md § Setup Flow Question.

Save immediately:

NEW_CONFIG=$(echo "$CONFIG" | jq --arg m "$OUTPUT_MODE" '. + {"outputMode": $m}')
echo "$NEW_CONFIG" > "$CONFIG_PATH"
CONFIG=$(cat "$CONFIG_PATH")

Interaction Flow

Step 1: Image Description

Free text input. Ask the user:

Describe the image you want to generate.

If the prompt is very short (< 10 words) and the user hasn't asked for verbatim generation, offer to help enrich the prompt. Otherwise, use as-is.

Step 2: Model

Ask:

Question: "Which model?"
Options:
  - "pro (recommended)" — gemini-3-pro-image, higher quality
  - "flash" — gemini-3.1-flash-image, faster and cheaper, unlocks extreme aspect ratios (1:4, 4:1, 1:8, 8:1)

Step 3: Resolution and Aspect Ratio

Ask both together (independent parameters):

Question: "What resolution?"
Options:
  - "1K" — Standard quality
  - "2K (recommended)" — High quality, good balance
  - "4K" — Ultra high quality, slower generation
Question: "What aspect ratio?"
Options (all models):
  - "16:9" — Landscape, widescreen
  - "1:1" — Square
  - "9:16" — Portrait, phone screen
  - "Other" — 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 21:9

If flash model was selected, also offer: 1:4 (narrow portrait), 4:1 (wide landscape), 1:8 (extreme portrait), 8:1 (panoramic)

Step 4: Reference Images (optional)

Question: "Any reference images for style guidance?"
Options:
  - "Yes" — Provide file paths or URLs
  - "No references" — Generate from prompt only

If yes: Collect reference image paths or URLs (comma-separated). The CLI handles both local files and URLs natively — no need to distinguish between them.

  • Max 5 references
  • Supported formats: jpg, png, webp, gif
  • Max 10MB per file

Each reference will be passed as a --reference flag to the CLI.

Step 5: Confirm & Generate

Summarize all choices:

Ready to generate image:

  Prompt: {prompt text}
  Model: {pro / flash}
  Resolution: {1K / 2K / 4K}
  Aspect ratio: {ratio}
  References: {yes — N image(s) / no}

  Proceed?

Wait for explicit confirmation before running the CLI command.

Workflow

  1. Build CLI command: Construct the $CMD_PREFIX create command with all collected parameters.
  2. Execute: Run the command with run_in_background: true and timeout: 180000:

    $CMD_PREFIX create \
      --prompt "{description}" \
      --model "{model}" \
      --lang "{lang}" \
      --aspect-ratio {16:9|9:16|1:1} \
      --size {1K|2K|4K} \
      --json

    If reference images were provided, add --reference for each:

    $CMD_PREFIX create \
      --prompt "{description}" \
      --model "{model}" \
      --lang "{lang}" \
      --aspect-ratio 16:9 \
      --size 2K \
      --reference ./sketch.png \
      --reference ./photo.jpg \
      --json

    The --lang flag provides a language hint for the prompt. Detect from the user's prompt language (e.g., Chinese prompt → zh, English prompt → en).

  3. Parse result and present

    Read OUTPUT_MODE from config. Follow shared/output-mode.md for behavior.

    Parse the CLI JSON output to extract the image URL:

    IMAGE_URL=$(echo "$RESULT" | jq -r '.imageUrl')

    inline or both: Download to a temp file, then use the Read tool.

    JOB_ID=$(date +%s)
    listenhub download "$IMAGE_URL" -o /tmp/image-gen-${JOB_ID}.jpg

    Then use the Read tool on /tmp/image-gen-{jobId}.jpg. The image displays inline in the conversation.

    Present:

    图片已生成!

    download or both: Save to the artifact directory.

    JOB_ID=$(date +%s)
    DATE=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
    JOB_DIR=".listenhub/image-gen/${DATE}-${JOB_ID}"
    mkdir -p "$JOB_DIR"
    listenhub download "$IMAGE_URL" -o "${JOB_DIR}/${JOB_ID}.jpg"

    Present:

    图片已生成!
    
    已保存到 .listenhub/image-gen/{YYYY-MM-DD}-{jobId}/:
      {jobId}.jpg

Prompt Handling

Default: Pass the user's prompt directly without modification.

When to offer optimization:

  • Prompt is very short (a few words) AND user hasn't requested verbatim
  • Ask: "Would you like help enriching the prompt with style/lighting/composition details?"

When to never modify:

  • Long, detailed, or structured prompts — treat the user as experienced
  • User says "use this prompt exactly"

Optimization techniques (if user agrees):

  • Style: "cyberpunk" → add "neon lights, futuristic, dystopian"
  • Scene: time of day, lighting, weather
  • Quality: "highly detailed", "8K quality", "cinematic composition"
  • Always use English keywords (models trained on English)
  • Show optimized prompt before submitting

API Reference

  • CLI authentication: shared/cli-authentication.md
  • CLI execution patterns: shared/cli-patterns.md
  • Config pattern: shared/config-pattern.md
  • Output mode: shared/output-mode.md

Composability

  • Invokes: nothing (direct CLI call)
  • Invoked by: platform skills for cover images (Phase 2)

Example

User: "Generate an image: cyberpunk city at night"

Agent workflow:

  1. Prompt is short → offer enrichment → user declines
  2. Ask model → "pro"
  3. Ask resolution → "2K"
  4. Ask ratio → "16:9"
  5. No references
$CMD_PREFIX create \
  --prompt "cyberpunk city at night" \
  --model "gemini-3-pro-image" \
  --lang en \
  --aspect-ratio 16:9 \
  --size 2K \
  --json

Parse CLI JSON output per outputMode (see shared/output-mode.md).

Example 2 — With Reference Images

User: "Generate an image in this style" (provides local files and a URL)

Agent workflow:

  1. Ask prompt → "a serene mountain lake at dawn"
  2. Ask model → "pro"
  3. Ask resolution → "2K"
  4. Ask ratio → "16:9"
  5. References → /path/to/style-reference.png, https://example.com/photo.jpg
$CMD_PREFIX create \
  --prompt "a serene mountain lake at dawn" \
  --model "gemini-3-pro-image" \
  --lang en \
  --aspect-ratio 16:9 \
  --size 2K \
  --reference /path/to/style-reference.png \
  --reference https://example.com/photo.jpg \
  --json

Parse CLI JSON output per outputMode (see shared/output-mode.md).

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